Sentence examples for outbreak ravaged from inspiring English sources

The outbreak ravaged Britain, where authorities slaughtered 6.5 million animals and burned them on giant pyres to stem the spread of the disease.

It is not the first time the Pope has made public remarks on the HIV/Aids outbreak ravaging the continent.

The ripple effects of those conflicts in part explain why Liberia has borne the brunt of an Ebola outbreak ravaging three west African countries.

At least there's the film adaptation of "50 Shades of Grey" to look forward toThe Ebola outbreak, one year on The first reported case in the outbreak ravaging west Africa was in December 2013.

THE first reported case in the Ebola outbreak ravaging west Africa dates back to December 2013, in Guéckédou, a forested area of Guinea near the border with Liberia and Sierra Leone.

Unless we move faster, the Ebola outbreak ravaging communities across West Africa will continue to spread.

At least 1 million acutely malnourished Yemeni children under five are at risk of cholera as an outbreak ravages war-torn Yemen, Save the Children said Wednesday.

Unless action is urgently and massively increased, the Ebola outbreak ravaging communities across West Africa will continue to threaten the lives of millions of people.

Frontline health workers and families in Sierra Leone to receive vital supplies through UNICEF-EU partnership BRUSSELS/FREETOWN, 10 October 2014 – A cargo plane with nearly 100 metric tons of essential medical supplies left Amsterdam today en route to Sierra Leone as part of UNICEF's continuing response to the Ebola outbreak ravaging parts of West Africa.

Freight and passenger traffic was hurt by the broad economic downturn, particularly a slump in tourism during the foot-and-mouth outbreak that ravaged cattle and closed down much of the British countryside this spring, the company said.

This plague guide became the sole reference for the Sardinian health authorities during the 1652 1657 outbreak that ravaged the island (8, 13, 14 ).